If you’ve been following Miley Cyrus since her Hannah Montana days, you know that reinvention isn’t just her brand, it’s her birthright. But while the pop icon has switched up her stage name and image more times than we can count, there’s one transformation currently stealing the spotlight: her natural hair.
Yes, real fans already know that Miley doesn’t go by her given name. But lately, it seems she’s also ditching wigs, bleach, and heat tools in favor of something refreshingly real, her natural hair texture.
And honestly? It might be her best look yet.
Spotted out and about this month, Cyrus has been embracing a new aesthetic, one that feels more effortless, more raw, and frankly, more Miley than ever before.
Miley Cyrus’s natural hair is long. It’s voluminous. It’s unapologetically wavy and delightfully undone.
There’s something about these big, rebellious curls that feels like a confident exhale, a far cry from the slicked-back peroxide pixie or wet-look lob we’ve seen her rock in the past.
And while this might seem like a sudden shift, eagle-eyed fans probably saw the foreshadowing at this year’s Grammys. Who could forget that gravity-defying hair moment during her electric “Flowers” performance? The tousled volume. The retro flip. The nod to 1960s glam-meets-2020s chaos.
It was divisive, maybe even a little haunted-house chic but unmistakably bold. And most importantly, it marked the beginning of a new hair chapter.
For those of us who remember her 2013 declaration, “You will never see me with long hair again!”, this new look feels like both a revelation and a delicious contradiction. Because here she is, a decade later, with waist-length waves and a kind of quiet confidence that can’t be faked.
From edgy mullets to icy bobs, Miley’s hair history has been a rollercoaster of creative chaos. But this latest look, her natural hair, in its own texture, with its own volume and movement, might just be her most authentic yet.
Let’s hope this era lasts.
